Lonn Reisman Tarleton State Ball Screen Offense

Written by Wes Kosel

Wes Kosel will enter his first season as an Assistant Coach at Augustana University under Tom Billeter in 2016-2017. Kosel came to Sioux Falls after two season at Colorado College as the lead assistant. Kosel, a native of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, served as an assistant coach at Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference rival Texas Lutheran University from 2012-2014. Kosel graduated from the University of Kansas in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in exercise science. He also has a master’s degree in physical education from the University of Houston. While attending Kansas, Kosel served as an assistant coach at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kansas. A life-long student of the game, Kosel honed his coaching skills by working summer camps for various programs in Texas, Colorado, Missouri, and New Mexico. Kosel also is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and a Certified Personal Trainer, both of which are certifications earned through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Kosel and his wife, Molly, live in Colorado Springs.

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October 2, 2016

Lonn Reisman Tarleton State Ball Screen Offense by Wes Kosel

In this article, we look at a couple of 1-4 high ball screen plays from Tarleton State Head Coach Lonn Reisman. Tarleton State is an NCAA Division II institution and plays in the Lone Star Conference which includes teams from Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. The conference includes: Midwestern State (TX), Angelo State (TX), West Texas A&M, Cameron (OK), Texas A&M – Commerce, Texas A&M – Kingsville, and Eastern New Mexico. Last season, Tarleton State went 24-9 making it to the Elite 8 where they lost to Augustana (South Dakota). The Elite 8 appearance was Tarleton’s second in a row, and fourth South Central Region Championship. The NCAA Regional Tournamant appearance was the school’s 13th and 7th straight. Reisman has been the head coach of the Texans since 1988 and in his 28 years as a head coach he has a 613-242 record. He is the sixth active NCAA Division II head coach with 600 wins and only the 15th coach to reach that many wins for a Division II program. Reisman also serves as the school’s athletic director, is a member of the NCAA Basketball Rules Committee, and is chairman of the South Central Region Committee.